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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-16
LATEST TELEGRAPHICNEWS
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Ohio woolmen Wool Grover.

CANTON, ONO, Dec. l6.-The state
grange In session here has adopted a
resolution opposing the placing Of raw
materials on the free list, and protesting
against any further reduction 10 the
wool tariff and demanding a restoration
OF tart fl OF 1867,
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The Cars Article no Good.

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Volume VIl-Number 272.
J0SKE BROTHERS

The Variety of Dress Goods this Winter is
greater than ever before, making itimpracticable
to give an accurate description of every piece Of
goods.
Gentle Reader enable form idea of Immense
describe a few desirable articles which
offering at the lowest possible margin
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
Probate Court Sale
-0F--
.R * AL EG g " A. n u.

No. $40. K. DIN Probate Court of
Shelby County, TenDessee-John League.
Administrator OF the estate OF Matte ID.
Bolton, dscs ased, VS. W. l.. Sig or oil al,
10y virtue of - decree for s sle 10 this caus SO
ID l viii g. l, Ut public auction, to the
highest bidder. in front Of the Courthouse
Saturday, ~ ret Is. 1857,
within legal hours, The following de eribed
real estate towit: 81 65.l00 acres of land in
the Third Civil District of Shelby county,
Tennessee, bounded on the north by lands of
Mrs. b. f. Hoist, east BY the land of -------
Hill, on 1.-The south by the land Of G.. r.
Wynne, and on the west by the and Of :"
sisler, and more fully descr bed as follows,
towit:
Lot No. /, beginning at tho northeast cor
ner O. the oiglnal tract At n istt Ike; thence
south Y degrees'west seven Ii AXIS 70 poplar
marked d. o. IT.; thence horih9h degrees
thence south 70 de ,ees 10 seconds west
l26 10 Doles to a stake Sc Inks west of box
elder; thence W. st 6 81 100 poles TO stake
on the south boundary line. thence south 81
degrees vest "A links to 3 black oak; thence
north 125 $40 poles to q stake on the north
boundary line Ia forbed lOorst totnter);
thence east with sad line 81 2T-l00 poles to
the beginning, con tainiog one-'hird OF the
tract 10), fit y. seven nd t6-li acres.
Terms ofSale-0ne-haf cash, the remain
ing one-balf IN credit Of welye months,
purchaser to execu o note, and . lien will be
retained 70 secure unpaid purchase money.
This February Il, 1887.
By Thomas B. Crershas, D. G.
John League AID J. p. Sykes. Solicitors.
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THE AFTER allow.

Tonight NV Orleans is given over
wholly to ball. There ave more tn
twenty of them under way, and fully
100000 people are dancing ont the
Carnival. Chief among these balls are
thoss OF P oteus at the French Opera
House, and r at Washington Artil-
lery Hall, or Carnival Pa ace. Two
large rooms over 500 feet ia length
were set Fpart for dancing, while an
other fitted up to represent he ball OF
the lions in Salsddin's Pa ace at Dam
ascus was u,ed IS a throne room.
Here the Kiog ard the Q ieen Of the
Carnival, surrounded by maids of
honor aud guards, ceived the hom-
age OF the thou ands of pers ms who
fled before them to paw their .epects.
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dsted, mad Ophelis, the Queen Of
Denim ark, with Q pitcher Of PIussic
scid. and other well known characters
Of tragedy. 0fher buIlesquc sketches
were Noah's Ark. Paradise Lost, the
Return Of the Prodigal, the British
Lion. Royalty in future generations
showed the various banished mon
archs Of Europe out OF job ard
engaged In other occupations
than royalty. The sx-King Of Naples,
SUI Weafine bis crown, bad taken 10
the Italian. prof ssion OF organ grind
ing, his deg soliciting contributions In
a royal cironet; Queen I,sbslla was
runnipR Partisan restaurant; Pdrce
r bland Bonsparte had roulette table
under his charge, aud other mon
arehs, out OF q job were similarly bur-
lefqued In the new pTofessions they
have lately embarked in.
HANNIBAL CROSSING TIE ALPs
was a urlesque suggestion OF how the
g eat Carthsginian might have gone
over these distractions far more sue
cessfully and easily than the very diff
cult plan be pursued; for in Rex's
tAbleau. the Oar haginisn soldisry,
after ascending to the summit Of these
snow clad mountains, were repre-
scented as converting their shields into
tobogosns and sliding down easily and
gracefully on the other de into Italy.
A third division, preceded, like the
other, by music aud troope, represent,
ed various scenes from the life Of
Washington, winding up with
statues Of Washington and Liberty eur
rounded By The soldiers and officers
Of the Co tinentsl army: and with an
allegorical representation OF the
wealth and great prosperity that the
United States has attained.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
THE "MOONS" ILLUSTRATE UN-
Gle SANS BUSY FAMILY.
The Grand and Brilliant Pageant At
Night, the Growing Glory Of
the Season,
HANS CHRISTIAN AMBER EMS
FAIRY TALES,
In Series Of Floats, Each surpass.
hog the Otner In Drea niness
and Poetic Beauty.


NRw ORLEANS, LA, February o.
The weather was splendid today and
the Carnival celebration the mot
succcs ful known here for yesIs
Glorious Msrdi Gra', the last and
greatest cay OF this Carnival, has come
and gone, winding up, ia grand style,
New 0rleans's chief holiday. Despite
some defects, it has been q successful
Carnival-s successful artsticslly and
financially. The displays, professions
and balls we're grand in design and
execution, and the hotel keepers, res
taurateurs, cabm men and others are emil.
ing over their gains Of the week, for
yestei day aud today the population oil
New o leans was swollen at least
10000 above lis average.
All this morniDg was given up b the
prOmiseuons and general wcrkers, and
the scene on Canal street WIS like the
carnival OF Venice or Naples. There
was the usual gathering OF mummtrd
OF all kinds, owls, Indians, monkeys,
minstrels, frogs, etc. Their merry
antics, their jokes and jubilee kept the
immense thrJng that dlled the street
amused and laughing. 1t was a vast
panorama OF amusing scenes, constant
ly changing and shifting. There were
more general workers out than last
year, and especially marked was the
increase In thoss OF the female sex.
AT about noon the coming Of the
King OF the Carnival to marshal and
review the mummers was announced
by the blowing OF horns and trum pets.
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
suemph,s Exposition,

To tho Editors Of the Appeal:
You advocate such display here In
AIril or May. No, no. Let us have
Il ia October or November. In NAV
we can display nothing to advantage
lin ct we shall have nothing to dis
play. No streets crowded with dray
loads OF colt IN. None in sheds, or
only enough 10 canse strangers tn won
der where Is all the cljton OF our
great cotton cityf No congresses
running day and night, and no rail-
road trains or steamers bringing it in
or carving it to the railroad dep rfs.
Let us "wait little longer" In Oc-
tob 'r we stall have all our different
railroads bringing here daily dry
60 DDS, boot, clothing, hardware,
china ware, jewelry, stoves, and all
thirgs needed in domestic life; aud
then, better than all, the cotton comes
along TO foot the bills. 1t will take
some time to prepare for such an ex.
position. Committees must be ap.
pointed aud nothing left TO be done
aiterward. Visitors can then return
home and say, Ia honest truth, that as
a great inland mart Memphis can sup.
ply the wants of a country $50 mics
around her with more Of toe demands
Of civiEiz ID society, at lesa cost to con-
sumers, than any other city on the
globe. What think vou2
February 10, 1887.
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THE DREAM GOD.

A stream OF limped water ran
through q grove of trees, wherein
we're hundreds Of birds Of gay plum
age. On the borders OF this stream
grew flo vera OF the brightest hue, and
upon It's bosom sailed q boat OF sew
eIal coloys drawn by SIX lsrge white
swans. 10 this boat idly rested HI al
mar, dressed rs fairy prince. Gnats
and cockshafers buzzsd everywhere
around him, while the most beautiful
elves and fairies whispered to the voy-
ager strange dreams of glass castles
aud merry ma.dsns wa ting to offer
him their love.
THE KLPN BEAN POLE.
The sausage tkewer, stolen by the
elves, Was Iaised Ia SONS quiet sylvan
solitude, far from the world, ard dec
GRATED with ribbon around it as around
q May pole, the elves, clad in wings
plucked from q es and insects, were
dau cling merry measure to the music
furnished by cuckoo and black
bird.
THE LITTLE MRRMAIDs' HOME
represented the bottom "A thu ocean,
a cavs built Of corals or foundations OF
pearl. Windows of amber let in a
pale blue lightin . mtrmaids' home.
The archsd roof was OF shining shells,
and the coral walls vera q cked with
precious stones. The flowers that gre "
in this gu bmsrine palace were of those
strange varie les found at the bed OF
the ocean. TIE flo n of the palace
was OF pale blua sard. Here, sur
rounded by fishes OF many kinds, we're
the sea kiDR's six daughters, in a
scsnty drspery BEEF ting their resi-
dence, the youngest aud fairest occu-
pyinga swing Of seawesd.
THE sBA WITCH BREWING THE MAGIC
DRAUGHT.
Upon throne formed Ct the bones
OF thipwiecked Sailors sat the witch
brewing the draught thst won d make
mermaid tails grow in the sea kings
daughter. b. her side WIS her com
psnion, an ugly toad, and around her
were horrid water suckers, devil fish
and other monstIosi les OF the sea.
THE ISLE oR HAPPINEss.
The central figure in this tableau
was tho Fairy OF Paradise, with two
lovely msideds by her side. Toe E asst
Wind, dressed as Cninaman, s'ood
directly in front, and near at hand
was a oung prince sesking an intro
duction. The surroundings OF the
scene were equally handsome. The
dome OF the fai Us pa ace was an
immense white lily supported on
pillows of sper. Upon the hlyIwere
perched numerous brilliant birds,
birds of paradise, parroqu cites, Grim
son cockatols aud Others continually
singiog; and around the pillars were
climbing plants hanging in gar.
lands On one side OF the palace were
the wonderful bufdock trees, whose
leaves resembled the tails of peacocks.
Like playful kittens, a tiger and a
lamb spofted together bsfors thu fairy,
while pheasant, and other brilliant
birds flew around and gave life to the
scene. In the garden ia front OF the
palace was pond, in which were
purple electric cells sending forth
spsrks OF fire, water beatles and other
insects.
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InsoIVent Notice.

State of Pennessee, Shelby County-OHioe of
Coupt Co II Clerk, Memphis, Tenn,
February 2, 1887.
To john Lain ue, A administrator: 90
uAVlNG suggested the insolvency Of the
II tate OF NJ, brosnau, deceased, you
are HEREBY order, TO give notice, by advtr-
tisementi' some newspaper pubhthed with
in said Stateg and ALTO a. the courthouse
claims against sara estate, to appear and o
the same, auth 'Dtioated 10 the manner pre-
ser bed by law, on or before TIE Sth das OF
May, 1857, and any claim not Gle on or be-
FIRE "a d day, or before ru apr ropris ton OF
the fund.-, Of saidp estAte is in ide, shall be
forever barred, both in Law and equity Y >
= Wit ess nv hand, al Office, tais 81 day OF
February, 1881.
BY ThOs B Crtnshaw b. ..
Notice is hereby given In accordance with
above ordef. h
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dow worms acted Is torch bearers to
the bride.
IEan AND THE NARsH woHAH
represented the bad little girl in the
horrible prison far beneath the moor,
confronted by the great dragon, which
bslched forth FIRE. and surrounded by
toads, snakes and other Shiny rep
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THE MOOka.


Immediately following the Rex pro.
cesson came another carnival associa.
tiop, the Moons, with sixteen floats
and tableaux, presenting as many pa
triotic pictures, sho wing that Amer a
was ahead OF the world Ia everything,
The subj act was treated humoIously
and nearly all the tRbleaux drew
forth laughter and applause from the
spectators,
UNCLE SAM,
in his traditional Costume, led, seated
on top OF the world, Then came vari-
Gus tableaux esenting the great
extent AVID variety OF this country !;
immigrants pouring across tbs water
FROM all the Countries Of Europe /;
Unc'e Sam, with big cauldrou, into
which he has cssi all these immi-
grants. is boiling them down into
AHericsn citizens; Uncle Sam feed
ing the word; Uncle Sam Ia bis gar
don pstsb, aaslsed by negro, gather
ing crops OF every kind, cotton, corn,
cane, wheat, ETC.; America triumphant
in sport. winning the derby and
knocking out all other countries;
Uncle Sam from coign OF vantsge
aud safety, watching Europe engaged
In general war, tue natives slaugh-
teriDg each other; the Monroe
doctrine,e with Uncle Sam pro-
tecting the weaker nations from the
powere Of Europe; the fiusl tableau
representing the reconciliation of the
sections, Federas and Oonfederates
shaking hands, while all the country
is at work restoring the rsvsges Of
war. The four sections North, Sou h,
East and West-were represented by
as many handsome girls
Three more divisions followed, com.
posed Of the masters in vans, on
on horseback aud sfooi, respec lively.
After long m arch through the prin.
oipal stree 9 Of the ci y the procession
reached its starting point, Canal
street, and wac received and dispersed
hxf d.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23

WHRr B,A ooIp'in the head ? Medi-
cal authorities say II isIduet1 oatmos-
pheric germs, uneven clothing of the
body, rapid cooling when in pertpira-
ton, etc! The imppa tant point il, that
a cold IN the head Is genuine Flt1iiiis,
an ind mmAt on tf the. linirg mean
braue OF the no e, which, when Iin-
checked, Il certain to prlduce Catar-
rhal condit 'on-for oatarrh is essen
TALLY. a 'ioold" which nature 10 no
longer able to, "resolva" or Ihrow-cf.
h va Cream Balm has proved its su-
prrotity, aud sufferers from cold in
The head should resort to it be'oreithat
common ailment becomes sealed and
ends in obstinate cltsIrh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
GLORIOUS MARDI GRAS.
THE PROCESSION OF THE BGUP
eRAS, OR FAT OK,

Followed W Series OF Comic IL
Iustratioss Entitled "The Music
OF the Ancients,v
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23
EITHER HOAR OR INGALLS,
viii be Elected 20 succeed Sher-
man rs President of the senate.

WAsHINGToN, February 22.-Thsre
is an impression abroad tonight that
eitheir Senator Hosr or Senator Ingalls,
will be cleo ed to succeed Senator Sher.
man as Pr, sident Of the Senate LIS not
known that either is q candidate for
the honor aud the impress on has for
b,ss only the preliminary talks Ct
this afternoon among Senators. In
addition to the known standiy & aud
long experience, both are expert par
lismentarians. It Is thought that the
Senator salected will fill The position
not merely during the recess, but dur
ing the next Con1ess. d
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-23

An adverse report WAS today ordered
by the SAutta Finance Committee on
Senator Books lhillto provide for the
retirement of United States legal ten
der and nat ,onal bank notes Of smsll
denomination and the issue of coin
certificates in place Of outstanding Sill
yer aud gold certificates. TIE bill also
rt auires the Secretary of the Treasury
to issue these certificates Ia denomina-
ltinns Of 81, 81 aud So on sll the sur.
Plus coin and gold bullion held by the
Treasury "a the property OF the United
States ID exc IS OF 500 600 900 of gold
and silver coin and 20 bullion and
20 pay out the came in discharge of
government obligations, except such
as are made payable expressly in god
and silver coin. Aft r The action of
the committee SENATOR. Beck We no.
tice hat he would call the bill up in
the Senate st the hnt opportunity.
CoNRIRMATIoNs.
G. TiJohnsoD, Clleclor Of dutArnal
r venue, Tenth Distrios hoi Ohio !;
Thsd y RhaYrette, Apnraiaar of Mer-
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COIgnt e's Un.hmere BOuquet

A VIII t., pure, ueliciOusiy scented
toilet soap, which never roughens the
most delicate skin.
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SIX vour retailer for tho James Means 80 she
CuriIiOu Some dealers recomlnena lnieiiS
,oOdS n order to make a larger profit. This Is U
Irigiunl 81 Shoe. Beware of limitations when =
knowledge their own inferiorty by attempting ,t
,uild ulUn the reputation OF the original
\ hau a n a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-02
"HURRAu ron MARIA.n
Mrs. Haipin Gets q Second Husband Mt New
~ 81 U.s. P,ii I'd Roch oil Q, iy IA ~ IS fg -

g2tl Afti ,dht s4ega hochche, - &. 49,
Mo- York di,paleh. < q 4 q n 4; \
Mrs. Maria Hslpin, the lady the story
Of whose relations with Mr.. Cleveland In
Buffalo was SO widely published during
the Presidential campaign Of 1884, has
been married. SHELVES with her husband,
Mr.. secord, in New Rochelle. During the
campaign feicrrsd to no was often men.
toned 90 her uncle. He was In fact, It Is
said, an uncle OF her former husband.
They were acquainted, 1t Is said, even be.
foro her first marriage. Her parents lived
In East Chester. MIR. Secord has lived all
his life in New Rochelle, which 10 short
distance from East Chester. ts3gg ~
Mr.. secord IL beyond hia sixty. aith year.
He Ia q carpenter and In good circum.
stances. His hair Ia nearly white, aud he
has closly trimmed beard, and his Taco has
an honeat, kindly expression. He Is un.
donbtedly thirty years bis wife's senior.
Mrs. secord is a handsome woman In
the prime Of lie, with a pleasant expires.
elon. Her hair 10 black, and her eyes
large and sparkling. &
Mr.. Secord paid yesterday that they
were married recently and quietly. The
house in which they live Is q two.etory
frame cottage aud painted a light yellow,
The entire place looks neat and homelike.
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PhiiipI'i Peabody Institute.
Correspondence ofth Intt!!ipencer, {

co'717poH1tae u use 11atsstpt'st1': ----- ------
PnlLrr1, W. VA, Juno Professor
Payne, Of Michigan, and DR.. Newell, OF
Maryland, are hero this week, earnestly
engaged in the Peabody Institute work.
Over lao teachers arc enrolled and leading
educators from diiferen. sections Of the
State are present. Linsly Institute 10
represented by Msjor Lee, and the o. B.
Academy, Of Buckhannon, by Prof. Fries.
The evening lectures are favored with
Overlooking houses. Superintendent Nor.
gan left last night for Uharleston, where
he goes to perfect arrangements for the
reception Of the State Teachers' Associs.
ton, which convenes in that city next
week, 4n5S4 So tt'aIil IA
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SHALL COUNTY. .j5l f "A i 81 Ri !, a5a
By virtue ola decd Of t.is. made by James A,
Rice 70 mo undersigned unsiee, dated on the Eth
office OF tho Clerk Of The County Court o! MaishaIl
county, West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No.
4 folio 25 will sell at public auction nj The font
door Of the Court Hous, Of Marahall county,
SATURDAY, gath DAY OF sEpTEMBER, 1857,
commencing at ten O'Clock 4. ", certain tract o!
I an al situate on the waters Of Hickman. brunch
Of Fish creek, In MARSHALL county, West Virginia,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at hickory
corner 10 said Rice In the MaIshall snd Wctze coun
nne north s9a west rs poles 70 stone pile In
! htSws ine; thepee north 80 cast ON poles TO
stake and W. y. bush In road, an agreed corner
between x Rico and Etaw; thenco south
slM' west 2. poles 10 bione near theioad; thence
north a. Yves. 20 poles 10 .one; thence south g.
poles to a hickory; thence north $50 west q poles
10 Y. q. corner between Rice and Flaw: thence
south 8o' west l0lh poles to bush corner OF Val.
elt,ne BIomAn; thence north A poles to Il stone
wlthln one ROD Oh sugar mari cd Hs A corner;
thence north 4lo west IA poles TO stone IN a Iecer
line on north bank OF Holman; thence with said
limo north east 80 poles 10 stone near pine;
sseae en soqth az east oeS to q shencs
70 poles to drain; thence north 429 cast q poles
10 4 red oak; thence north l7a cast G. poles to
fed OAK; thence moth S0o cast 2d poles 10 bush;
thence north 81 cast IS poles TO q sugar; thence
south 64o east 1856 poles to tho Temporary line md
With tho same sonth 20 cast 255 poles 10 The begin.
ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
and three-foutths Of an acre, be the same more or
less b.; !, i s,r ~ e. r 49, 7r SIT
ETERMs OF. sALE-onc shall OF the purchase
money and as much more as The purchaser may
elect TO pay. cash. and the residue III one year with
interest thereon from tho Gay Of sale, tho pur
chMer to give his notewith approved security, and
me title TO be- retained or deed Of trust given 70
Aecnrc tho deferred payment. sg.s4 F'-sD'
Title believed 10 be good, but selling ~ trustee
WIN only kell and convey such title IS Is vested IN
me. n. 2}5jjtNE JOHN J. JONES,
y 1e20 Na!s'7F9f & z. 5SiHlns E'a Trustee.
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Where tho Shoe plneheu.

Certain dcntlats who have tooth nos.
trums to sci, and who find that the sozodont
is taking the place Of every other denti-
frice in the land, shake their heads know
ingly and hint that 1t is deleterious. II
they mean deleterious to their interests, no
doubt they are right. We're it destructive
to the teeth, these cavilers would have
nothing to say against 1t, as evil effects
would bring .griet to their mill their mo-
tives are too transparent not to be neen by
every intelligent person. TThs4w